MCP server connecting LLMs to Spotify, with smart-batching and large-playlist tools
mcp-name: io.github.jamiew/spotify-mcp MCP server connecting Claude with Spotify. This fork of varunneal/spotify-mcp adds smart-batching tools and advanced playlist features that optimize API usage. Playback Control: Start, pause, skip tracks, manage queue Search & Discovery: Find tracks, albums, artists, playlists with pagination Real-time State: Live user profile and playback status Resources:…
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mcp-name: io.github.jamiew/spotify-mcp MCP server connecting Claude with Spotify. This fork of varunneal/spotify-mcp adds smart-batching tools and advanced playlist features that optimize API usage. Playback Control: Start, pause, skip tracks, manage queue Search & Discovery: Find tracks, albums, artists, playlists with pagination Real-time State: Live user profile and playback status Resources: Read user, playback, track, playlist, artist, and album state by URI Structured output: every tool…
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